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    First, the document provides an overview of using sequencing words and expressions when writing narratives to help readers understand the order of events. Second, it lists examples of words that can be used in the beginning, middle, and end of stories. Finally, it includes exercises for learners to practice using sequencing words by filling in gaps and writing a short fictional narrative about an eventful day trip.

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    Writing: A Fictional Narrative

    Writing focus:
    Sequencing words and expressions

     When writing a narrative, sequencing words and


    expressions are essential as they help readers to
    understand the order of events that take place throughout
    the story.

     When used effectively, sequencing words and


    expressions can add fluency to your writing and they
    help to organise your story better!
    Examples of sequential words and expressions:
    • First, Once, One time, To begin, To start, Initially
    • In the beginning, It started when, First of all
    Beginning • Once upon a time, One morning, One day

    • Then, Next, Later, Second, Also, Soon


    • After that, Suddenly, Before long, Later that day, Unfortunately
    Middle

    • Finally, Last, At last


    • In the end, Eventually, To sum it up, As a result, Last but not the
    End least
    GEAR UP!
    Gap-filling exercise & paragraph writing

    STEP 1:
     Complete the following gap-filling exercise by choosing correct
    sequential word/phrases.

    STEP 2:
     Create an ending to the story. Use the Padlet section and choose [+]
    button to add your idea.
     A good ending should contain at least TWO sequential words or
    phrases.
    PRACTICE 2: Writing a Fictional Narrative

    TASK: Write a fictional narrative about an eventful day trip.

    CA CA
    WRITE:
    PLAN:  Organise your story into CHECK:
     Think of an idea for  Check your writing.
    a minimum of THREE
     Be sure to use correct
    your story. paragraphs: an
     Make notes and use introduction, the main tenses: Simple Past L
    WH-Questions to help part and the ending. Tense and Past
    you expand your plot of  Include sequential Continuous.
     Read the story again
    the story. C words and expressions
    to link your events.
    O
    and re-check.
    PT3 CLONE PRACTICE: Writing a Fictional Narrative
    TASK: Write a fictional narrative about an eventful day trip.

    When it
    happened?

    How did you Where did


    feel? you go?

    An Eventful
    Day Trip
    What Who
    activities did accompanied
    you do? you?

    How did you


    get there?

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